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Drone Rules for Ushuaia Airport

Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego Province (Tierra del Fuego Province) • Argentina
V9401 Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego Province, Argentina
Lat: -54.8396 • Lng: -68.3122

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Aug 7, 2026 7:06 AM Approved • Initial rule details submitted from the map.
Author: Porridge (672)
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Su propuesta de regla ha sido aprobada. La zona de no vuelo delineada refleja con precisión las restricciones de espacio aéreo alrededor del Aeropuerto Internacional de Ushuaia.
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Summary — Southern Channel Helipad Restriction Area. Flying drones within the airport control radius is strictly forbidden without national permit clearance. Antarctic supply and medical rescue helicopters require completely clear flight corridors around designated landing zones. Local police monitor surrounding coastal hills to
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Recreational drone flights are banned near the airfield to prevent dangerous conflicts with low-flying aircraft. Rotorcraft operate daily to support maritime search and rescue missions across unpredictable channel weather. Flying without prior official authorization leads to heavy legal sanctions and equipment seizure under federal regulations.

                                

                            

                            

                                

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+ Recreational drone flights are banned near the airfield to prevent dangerous conflicts with low-flying aircraft. Rotorcraft operate daily to support maritime search and rescue missions across unpredictable channel weather. Flying without prior official authorization leads to heavy legal sanctions and equipment seizure under federal regulations.